University of Chicago law review

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  Año 2002, Vol. 69, Número 3. Dedicado a: Symposium: Management and Control of the Modern Business Corporation

  • Keynote Address

    • Derivative Securities and Corporate Governance

      Frank H. Easterbrook

      págs. 733-750

      

  • Executive Compensation & Takeovers

    • Managerial Power and Rent Extraction in the Design of Executive Compensation

      Jesse M. Fried, David I. Walker, Lucian Arye Bebchuk

      págs. 751-846

      

    • Explaining Executive Compensation: Managerial Power versus the Perceived Cost of Stock Options

      Kevin J. Murphy

      págs. 847-870

      

    • How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Pill: Adaptive Responses to Takeover Law

      Marcel Kahan, Edward B. Rock

      págs. 871-916

      

    • Designing Mechanisms to Govern Takeover Defenses: Private Contracting, Legal Intervention, and Unforeseen Contingencies

      Jennifer Arlen

      págs. 917-932

      

    • The Best of All Possible Worlds (or Pretty Darn Close)

      Reinier Kraakman

      págs. 933-940

      

  • Corporate Control Transactions

    • Market Evidence in Corporate Law

      Daniel R. Fischel

      págs. 941-962

      

    • Commentary on Fischel

      Isaac Corre

      págs. 963-972

      

    • The Case Against Board Veto in Corporate Takeovers

      Lucian Arye Bebchuk

      págs. 973-1036

      

    • Pills, Polls, and Professors Redux

      Martin Lipton

      págs. 1037-1066

      

    • The Great Takeover Debate: A Meditation on Bridging the Conceptual Divide

      William T. Allen, Leo E. Strine, Jack B. Jacobs

      págs. 1067-1102

      

  • Corporate Speech and Citizenship

    • Corporate Political Speech, Political Extortion, and the Competition for Corporate Charters

      Robert H. Sitkoff

      págs. 1103-1166

      

    • Commentary on Sitkoff

      Omri Yadlin

      págs. 1167-1190

      

    • Corporate Charitable Giving

      Victory Brudney, Allen Ferrell

      págs. 1191-1218

      

    • Commentary on Brudney and Ferrell

      Richard W. Painter

      págs. 1219-1232

      

  • Closing Remarks

    • What Enron Means for the Management and Control of the Modern Business Corporation: Some Initial Reflections

      Jeffrey N. Gordon

      págs. 1233-1250

      

    • Can Culture Constrain the Economic Model of Corporate Law?

      Mark J. Roe

      págs. 1251-1270

      

  • Comments

    • Providing Equal Educational Opportunities: Title IX and Indian Tribal Schools

      Alyse D. Bertenthal

      págs. 1271-1292

      

    • The Case Against a Nondelegable Duty on Owners to Prevent Fair Housing Act Violations

      Joshua W. Dixon

      págs. 1293-1318

      

    • Every Spouse¿s Evidence¿: Availability of the Adverse Spousal Testimonial Privilege in Federal Civil Trials

      Katherine O. Eldred

      págs. 1319-1346

      

    • Catalysts as Prevailing Parties under the Equal Access to Justice Act

      Macon Dandridge Miller

      págs. 1347-1372

      

    • The Nature and Scope of the FCC¿s Regulatory Power in the Wake of the NextWave and GWI PCS Cases

      Nicholas J. Patterson

      págs. 1373-1398

      

    • Using the False Claims Act as a Basis for Institutional Review Board Liability

      Daniel J. Powell

      págs. 1399-1426

      

    • Shifting the Burden of Production under Rule 4(k)(2): A Cost-Minimizing Approach

      Julius Ness Richardson

      págs. 1427-1446

      

    • Presidential Power to ¿Un-sign¿ Treaties

      David C. Scott

      págs. 1447-1478

      

  • Reviews

    • Whose Republic? Republic.com Cass Sunstein

      Anupam Chander

      págs. 1479-1500

      

    • Tradeoffs in Undercover Investigations: A Comparative Perspective Undercover: Police Surveillance in Comparative Perspective Cyrille Fijnaut and Gary T. Marx, eds. Undercover Policing and Accountability from an International Perspective Monica den Bo

      Jacqueline E. Ross

      págs. 1501-1542